AMLO Cites Segalmex Fraud as ‘Stain’ of Presidency
The 9.5 billion peso Segalmex embezzlement surpassed that of the controversial 7 billion peso “Master Fraud” case seen under AMLO’s predecessor President Enrique Piña Nieto
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Mexico Diverts Climate Change Resources to Tren Maya
A reported 24 billion pesos has been diverted from Mexico’s fight against climate change toward Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s controversial pet project
Read moreMexico May Reassess Trade Relationship with China
China reportedly sells Mexico $119 billion in goods annually while only purchasing $11 billion in return
Read moreThando MaMbokazi to Represent Mexico at Supreme Queen World 2024
MaMbokazi Dlomo resided in Mexico for four years during her husband’s tenure as the South African Ambassador to Mexico where served as a board member at the Asociación de Cónyuges, an organization for spouses of the diplomats in Mexico
Read moreSheinbaum Taps Three More Members to Presidential Cabinet
The new appointees join the 17 individuals Sheinbaum has already named to her presidential cabinet
Read moreMexico Leads Decline in Oil Production Globally
According to the IEA’s “Oil 2024, Analysis and Forecast to 2040” report, Pemex has only produced an average of 1.5 million barrels of oil per day since February 2024
Read moreAMLO Pushes for US Arms Sales Regulation from Trump and Biden
The Mexican federal executive requested that Biden and Trump sign a joint pact promising to address the country’s ongoing arms crisis no matter who wins the election in “an act of good faith in search of unity and peace”
Read morePuebla Votes to Decriminalize Abortion
The topic caused a stir among the population, leading to a clash between pro-choice and anti-abortion protestors in front of Puebla’s congressional building on Monday morning
Read moreSheinbaum Taps Cárdenas Batel as Head of Presidency
This marks the first time the position has been filled since Alfonso Romo resigned from the post in December 2020
Read moreUS and Mexico to Impose New Tariffs on Chinese Steel
The move comes as the United States attempts to tighten up its imports of Chinese products believed to be entering the nation by using Mexico as a backdoor
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